Courses

First Aid Course

National CPR Center first aid course is available for anyone who wants to get certified. It is an online class where applicants will be taught through video demonstrations and illustrated graphics. The instructors are highly experienced and trained for providing quality education. First aid syllabus is prepared by a team of professionals who have extensive knowledge in the field. Online first aid classes are the best way to get certified as one can sit at home and learn online. Since the average duration is 40 minutes, anyone can take up the course and get certified.

NCPRC first aid course is available at a competitive price and students are required to sit for an online test in order to get the certificate. After completion of the course, an exam is conducted, which comprises of multiple questions. In order to pass the test, students should score at least 75 percent. Once the test is completed a new page will appear with a printable wall certificate. A wallet card signed with the instructor’s signature is also provided within 24 hours, which will be sent through email.

CPRC courses are based on standard guidelines and its first aid certification, CPR Certification, and Renewal Certification adhere to the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation. Getting CPR certified online is very easy as it does not need hands on training and students can retake the examination as many times as needed to get through it. Also, CPR/AED or first aid online course materials can be accessed anytime online for 30 days after registration.

For years, NCPRC.com has been offering online classes for CPR and first aid course where thousands of users have got their certification. An additional lesson on BloodBorne Pathogens is now included with CPR and first aid course for free. This new addition is to create better awareness among the users and exams will not be conducted for it.

First Aid is provision of initial care for an illness or injury.FreeWallet Card Certificate
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